High Schools Games Tonight on WSLM

January 15, 2016

Get in the zone tonight with the WSLM SPORTS ZONE.

More high school action for you tonight on WSLM with the following games:

WSLM 97.9 FM/1220 AM – Indiana High School Sports Report – 7p
WSLM 97.9 FM – Salem vs. Scottsburg – pre-game 7:15p – tipoff 7:30p
WSLM 1220 AM – WW vs. Springs Valley – pre-game 7:15p – tipoff – 7:30p
WSLM 97.9 FM/1220 AM – Indiana Sports Talk with Bob Lovell – 9:30 – Midnight.

The Salem Lions under coach Hank Weedin are 7-3 on the season and Scottsburg is 1-10 on the season.

Salem is looking for it’s first Mid-Southern Conference win (currently in 10th of 10 in conference play) of the season. They are currently 0-1 after a 74-50 loss to Eastern in the Holiday Tournament.

The Warriors are 1-5 in conference play and currently 9th in the conference.

Bubba Abbott and Jason Pepmerier will be on WSLM 97.9 FM tonight with the pre-game at Brooks Memorial Gym at 7:15p with the tipoff at 7:30p

The West Washington Senators are home tonight hosting the Springs Valley Blackhawks.

The Senators have fought back after a slow start to the season under Coach Sean Smith and are now second place in the Patoka Lake Athletic Conference and 8-5 on the season.

The Senators had went on a 6-0 run which was ended by a two-point road loss (59-57) at Christian Academy last Friday night.

The Blackhawks are 1-3 in conference play and 5-7 overall.

Misty Jones and Joe Walker will be on WSLM 1220 AM about 7:15a for the pre-game show and 7:30p for the tipoff.

The Eastern Musketeers will be on the road tonight at North Harrison.

The Musketeers are 2-8 on the season and the Cougars are 7-3.

Here’s a look at other games tonight:

Alexandria	at	Elwood	8:00 PM
Anderson Prep Academy	at	Union (Modoc)	7:30 PM
Austin	at	Borden	7:30 PM
Avon	at	Carmel	7:30 PM
Bedford North Lawrence	at	Mitchell	7:30 PM
Blackford	at	Mississinewa	7:30 PM
Bloomington Lighthouse	at	Medora	7:30 PM
Bloomington North	at	Martinsville	7:30 PM
Bloomington South	at	Columbus East	7:30 PM
Blue River	at	Randolph Southern	7:30 PM
Boonville	at	Mount Carmel (Ill.)	8:30 PM
Bremen	at	Elkhart Central	7:30 PM
Brownsburg	at	Fishers	7:30 PM
Brownstown Central	at	Silver Creek	7:30 PM
Calumet	at	Lake Station	8:00 PM
Cambridge City Lincoln	at	Tri	7:30 PM
Cannelton	at	South Central (Elizabeth)	7:30 PM
Carroll (Flora)	at	Twin Lakes	7:30 PM
Cascade	at	Cloverdale	7:30 PM
Centerville	at	Knightstown	7:30 PM
Central Christian	at	Oldenburg Academy	7:30 PM
Clarksville	at	Corydon Central	7:30 PM
Clay City	at	Eastern Greene	7:30 PM
Clinton Central	at	Clinton Prairie	7:30 PM
Columbus Christian	at	Southside Christian	7:30 PM
Concord	at	Plymouth	7:45 PM
Covenant Christian	at	Plainfield	7:30 PM
Covington	at	Rockville	7:30 PM
Crawford County	at	Orleans	7:30 PM
Danville	at	North Montgomery	8:00 PM
DeKalb	at	East Noble	7:30 PM
East Allen University	at	Horizon Christian (Fort Wayne)	7:30 PM
Eastern (Pekin)	at	North Harrison	7:30 PM
Edgewood	at	Owen Valley	7:30 PM
Elkhart Memorial	at	Wawasee	7:30 PM
Forest Park	at	South Spencer	8:00 PM
Fort Wayne Guard	at	Fort Wayne Smith Academy	7:30 PM
Fort Wayne Luers	at	Carroll (Fort Wayne)	8:00 PM
Fort Wayne North	at	Fort Wayne Northrop	8:00 PM
Fort Wayne Snider	at	Homestead	7:30 PM
Fort Wayne South	at	Fort Wayne Concordia	8:00 PM
Fort Wayne Wayne	at	Fort Wayne Dwenger	8:00 PM
Frankton	at	Madison-Grant	7:30 PM
Goshen	at	Warsaw	7:45 PM
Greencastle	at	South Vermillion	7:30 PM
Guerin Catholic	at	Indianapolis Broad Ripple	7:30 PM
Hagerstown	at	Winchester	7:30 PM
Hamilton Southeastern	at	Westfield	7:30 PM
Hammond Gavit	at	Hammond Clark	8:00 PM
Hammond Morton	at	Hammond	8:00 PM
Hammond Noll	at	River Forest	8:00 PM
Hanover Central	at	Kankakee Valley	8:00 PM
Hauser	at	Lawrenceburg	7:30 PM
Henryville	at	New Washington	7:30 PM
Heritage Hills	at	Pike Central	8:00 PM
Huntington North	at	Columbia City	7:45 PM
Indiana Math & Science	at	Bethesda Christian	7:30 PM
Indianapois Manual	at	Indianapolis Marshall	7:30 PM
Indianapolis Herron	at	Indianapolis Northwest	7:30 PM
Indianapolis HomeSchool	at	Indianapolis Washington	7:30 PM
Indianapolis Lighthouse	at	Horizon Christian	5:30 PM
Indianapolis Metropolitan	at	Indianapolis Manual	7:30 PM
Indianapolis Scecina	at	Indianapolis Lutheran	7:30 PM
Indianapolis Shortridge	at	Indianapolis Tindley	7:30 PM
Irvington Prep Academy	at	Providence Cristo Rey	7:30 PM
Jeffersonville	at	Floyd Central	7:30 PM
Knox	at	LaVille	8:00 PM
Kokomo	at	Harrison (West Lafayette)	7:30 PM
LaCrosse	at	Morgan Twp.	8:30 PM
Lafayette Central Catholic	at	Benton Central	8:00 PM
Lafayette Jeff	at	Anderson	8:00 PM
Lake Central	at	Portage	8:00 PM
Lakeland Christian	at	Victory Christian	7:30 PM
Lakewood Park	at	Fort Wayne Canterbury	7:30 PM
Lanesville	at	Christian Academy	7:30 PM
Lapel	at	Hamilton Heights	7:30 PM
LaPorte	at	Chesterton	8:00 PM
Leo	at	New Haven	7:45 PM
Liberty Christian	at	Seton Catholic	8:00 PM
Lighthouse CPA	at	Gary West	8:00 PM
Linton-Stockton	at	Bloomfield	7:30 PM
Lowell	at	Griffith	8:00 PM
Manchester	at	Wabash	7:45 PM
Marion	at	Indianapolis Tech	8:00 PM
McCutcheon	at	Logansport	7:30 PM
Merrillville	at	Crown Point	8:00 PM
Michigan City	at	Valparaiso	8:00 PM
Mishawaka Christian	at	South Bend Career Academy	7:30 PM
Monroe Central	at	Union City	7:30 PM
Monrovia	at	North Putnam	7:30 PM
Mooresville	at	Columbus North	7:30 PM
Morristown	at	South Decatur	7:30 PM
Muncie Central	at	Richmond	7:30 PM
New Albany	at	Madison	7:30 PM
New Castle	at	Greenfield-Central	7:30 PM
Noblesville	at	Zionsville	7:30 PM
North Judson	at	Winamac	8:00 PM
North Knox	at	Shoals	7:30 PM
North Miami	at	Northfield	7:45 PM
North Newton	at	Marquette Catholic	8:00 PM
North Vermillion	at	Turkey Run	7:30 PM
North White	at	Frontier	7:30 PM
Northeast Dubois	at	Paoli	7:30 PM
Northeastern	at	Indianapolis Attucks	7:30 PM
Northridge	at	NorthWood	7:30 PM
Northwestern	at	Tipton	7:30 PM
Norwell	at	Bellmont	7:45 PM
Oak Hill	at	Eastbrook	7:30 PM
Oregon-Davis	at	Argos	8:00 PM
Pendleton Heights	at	New Palestine	7:30 PM
Perry Central	at	Southridge	8:00 PM
Peru	at	Maconaquah	7:45 PM
Pioneer	at	Lewis Cass	7:30 PM
Princeton	at	Gibson Southern	8:00 PM
Rensselaer Central	at	West Lafayette	8:00 PM
Rising Sun	at	Milan	7:30 PM
Riverton Parke	at	Attica	7:30 PM
Rochester	at	Tippecanoe Valley	7:45 PM
Rushville	at	Mount Vernon (Fortville)	7:30 PM
Scottsburg	at	Salem	7:30 PM
Seymour	at	Jennings County	7:30 PM
Shakamak	at	North Daviess	7:30 PM
South Bend Riley	at	Mishawaka Marian	7:30 PM
South Central (Union Mills)	at	Boone Grove	8:00 PM
South Newton	at	Faith Christian	7:30 PM
South Putnam	at	Northview	7:30 PM
Southmont	at	Seeger	7:30 PM
Southwestern (Hanover)	at	Switzerland County	7:30 PM
Springs Valley	at	West Washington	7:30 PM
Sullivan	at	West Vigo	7:30 PM
Taylor	at	Eastern (Greentown)	7:30 PM
Tecumseh	at	North Posey	8:30 PM
Terre Haute North	at	Terre Haute South	7:30 PM
Tri-Central	at	Rossville	7:30 PM
Tri-County	at	Delphi	7:30 PM
Trinity Lutheran	at	Shawe Memorial	7:30 PM
Triton	at	Culver	7:30 PM
Tri-West	at	Lebanon	7:30 PM
Union County	at	Shenandoah	7:30 PM
University	at	Indianapolis Ritter	7:30 PM
Vincennes Lincoln	at	Mount Vernon (Posey)	8:00 PM
Waldron	at	Eastern Hancock	7:30 PM
Washington	at	Jasper	8:00 PM
Washington Catholic	at	Wood Memorial	8:00 PM
Washington Twp.	at	Kouts	8:00 PM
West Central	at	Caston	7:30 PM
Western Boone	at	Frankfort	8:00 PM
Whiting	at	Wheeler	8:00 PM
Whitko	at	Southwood	7:45 PM

MLB ANNOUNCES 2016 SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULE

January 14, 2016

The 2016 Spring Training exhibition schedule will begin on Monday, February 29^th as the Detroit Tigers host Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida, and the Boston Red Sox host Northeastern University and Boston College in Lee County, Florida, Major League Baseball announced today.

Official Grapefruit League and Cactus League games will begin on Tuesday, March 1^st. The first full slate of games involving all 30 Major League Clubs will take place on Thursday, March 3^rd.

Among games being played outside of traditional Spring Training sites, split squads of the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers will play two games in San Antonio, Texas on Friday, March 18^th and Saturday, March 19^th; split squads of the Houston Astros and San Diego Padres will have two contests in Mexico City, Mexico on Saturday, March 26^th and Sunday, March 27^th; and the Chicago Cubs and New York Mets will square off for two games at Las Vegas, Nevada on Thursday, March 31^st and Friday, April 1^st. Select exhibition games at Major League and Minor League ballparks will be played from Wednesday, March 30^th through Sunday, April 3^rd.

ESPN will provide national coverage of seven 2016 Opening Day games on Sunday, April 3^rd and Monday, April 4^th. The seven games on Sunday and Monday will include the participation of all 10 Clubs that played in the 2015 Postseason, including an exclusive ESPN “Sunday Night Baseball” national opener that will renew the matchup of the 2015 World Series, with the World Champion Royals hosting the National League Champion New York Mets at 8:35 p.m. (ET)/7:35 p.m. (CT).

The complete 2015 Spring Training schedule, subject to change, follows.

# # #

Contact: Patrick Courtney or Michael Teevan, Major League Baseball, (212) 931-7878,mlbpressbox.com, twitter.com/mlb_pr.

2016 MLB SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULE

Note: As of 1/14/16; key with game times follows schedule; schedule is subject to change.

Monday, February 29

Florida Southern College vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Northeastern vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Boston College vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Tuesday, March 1

Baltimore vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Pittsburgh vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Toronto vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Cincinnati vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

of Arizona vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields (3:10 pm)

Wednesday, March 2

Detroit (ss) vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Philadelphia vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Detroit (ss) vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Atlanta vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

Washington vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Minnesota vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

LA Angels vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

Arizona vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

University of Wisconsin vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Cleveland vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

San Diego vs. Seattle @ Peoria (charity)

Texas vs. Kansas City @ Surprise (charity)

Thursday, March 3

Miami vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

New York Mets vs. Washington @ Viera

Detroit vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Philadelphia (ss) vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Houston vs. Philadelphia (ss) @ Clearwater

Toronto vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Baltimore vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Boston vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond) (n)

Oakland vs. LA Angeles @ Tempe

Milwaukee (ss) vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee (ss) @ Maryvale

Colorado vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Cincinnati vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Chicago White Sox vs. LA Dodgers @ Glendale

Seattle vs. San Diego @ Peoria

Texas vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Friday, March 4

Washington vs. Miami (ss) @ Jupiter

Miami (ss) vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

St. Louis vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

New York Yankees vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Atlanta vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Baltimore vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Tampa Bay vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Colorado vs. Oakland (ss) @ Mesa

LA Angels vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Seattle vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Oakland (ss) vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

San Francisco vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

Cleveland vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Kansas City vs. San Diego @ Peoria (n)

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Texas @ Surprise

Saturday, March 5

St. Louis vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Detroit vs. Washington @ Viera

New York Mets vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

Pittsburgh vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Boston vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Philadelphia vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Tampa Bay vs. Baltimore (ss) @ Sarasota (n)

Baltimore (ss) vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Milwaukee vs. Oakland @ Mesa

Texas vs. San Francisco (ss) @ Scottsdale

Cincinnati vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

San Diego vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

San Francisco (ss) vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Arizona vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

Los Angeles Angels vs. Seattle @ Peoria

Chicago White Sox vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Sunday, March 6

Washington vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Atlanta vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Toronto vs. Houston (ss) @ Kissimmee

Miami vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

New York Yankees vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Houston (ss) vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Baltimore vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Kansas City vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

LA Dodgers vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

Cleveland vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Chicago Cubs vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Colorado vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

San Diego (ss) vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Oakland vs. San Diego (ss) @ Peoria

Seattle vs. Texas @ Surprise

Monday, March 7

New York Mets (ss) vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Detroit vs. New York Mets (ss) @ Port St. Lucie

Miami vs. Washington @ Viera

Houston vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Atlanta vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Minnesota vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

Tampa Bay vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Chicago White Sox vs. LA Angels (ss) @ Tempe

Kansas City (ss) vs. Oakland @ Mesa

Kansas City (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs (ss) @ Mesa

San Diego vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Los Angeles Angels (ss) vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

Cleveland vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

Arizona vs. Seattle @ Peoria

San Francisco vs. Texas @ Surprise

Tuesday, March 8

New York Yankees vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Washington vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

New York Mets vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Tampa Bay vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Minnesota (ss) vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Boston vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

St. Louis vs. Minnesota (ss) @ Lee County (Hammond)

Texas vs. Oakland @ Mesa

Cincinnati vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale (n)

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

LA Angels vs. Arizona (ss) @ Salt River Fields (12:10 pm)

Seattle vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Milwaukee vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Arizona (ss) vs. San Diego @ Peoria

Colorado vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Wednesday, March 9

Miami vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

New York Yankees vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Atlanta vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

Washington vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Baltimore vs. Philadelphia (ss) @ Clearwater

Boston vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Toronto vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Philadelphia (ss) vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

LA Dodgers vs. LA Angels @ Tempe

Colorado vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

Cleveland vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

San Diego vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Texas vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

Oakland vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Kansas City (ss) vs. Seattle @ Peoria

Milwaukee vs. Kansas City (ss) @ Surprise

Thursday, March 10

Atlanta vs. Miami @ Jupiter

St. Louis vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Houston vs. Washington @ Viera (n)

Toronto vs. New York Yankees (ss) @ Tampa

Detroit vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

New York Yankees (ss) vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

Pittsburgh vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Minnesota vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Arizona vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Oakland @ Mesa

San Francisco vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Cincinnati vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

San Diego vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Kansas City vs. Chicago White Sox (ss) @ Glendale

Chicago Cubs vs. Seattle @ Peoria

Chicago White Sox (ss) vs. Texas @ Surprise

Friday, March 11

Atlanta (ss) vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

New York Mets vs. Washington @ Viera

Detroit vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

Philadelphia vs. Atlanta (ss) @ Disney

Baltimore vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Boston vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Miami vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Seattle vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

Cincinnati (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Texas vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Cleveland vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Oakland vs. Cincinnati (ss) @ Goodyear

LA Angels vs. LA Dodgers @ Glendale

Chicago White Sox vs. San Diego @ Peoria

Arizona vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Saturday, March 12

Houston vs. St. Louis (ss) @ Jupiter

St. Louis (ss) vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Washington vs. Atlanta @ Disney (n)

Pittsburgh vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Toronto vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Minnesota vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

New York Yankees vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Miami vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

San Francisco (ss) vs. LA Angels @ Tempe

Arizona (ss) vs. San Francisco (ss) @ Scottsdale

Chicago White Sox vs. Chicago Cubs (ss) @ Mesa

Colorado vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Kansas City vs. Arizona (ss) @ Salt River Fields

Seattle (ss) vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear (n)

Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. LA Dodgers (ss) @ Glendale (n)

Cleveland vs. San Diego @ Peoria (2:30 pm)

LA Dodgers (ss) vs. Seattle (ss) @ Peoria (7:40 pm)

Oakland vs. Texas @ Surprise

Sunday, March 13

New York Mets vs. Miami @ Jupiter

St. Louis vs. Washington @ Viera

Atlanta vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

Philadelphia vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Tampa Bay (ss) vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Detroit vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Boston vs. Tampa Bay (ss) @ Port Charlotte

Baltimore vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Texas vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

Chicago Cubs vs. Oakland @ Mesa

San Diego vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale (3:05 pm)

LA Dodgers vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Milwaukee vs. Cleveland (ss) @ Goodyear

Arizona vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Cincinnati vs. Seattle @ Peoria

Cleveland (ss) vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Monday, March 14

Minnesota vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Houston vs. Washington @ Viera

Tampa Bay vs. Atlanta @ Disney

New York Mets vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Philadelphia vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

Pittsburgh vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Cincinnati vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

San Francisco vs. Oakland @ Mesa (n)

San Diego vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Seattle (ss) vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Texas vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Milwaukee vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

Colorado vs. Seattle (ss) @ Peoria

Chicago White Sox vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Tuesday, March 15

New York Mets vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Washington vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

Atlanta vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Baltimore vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

New York Yankees vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP) (n)

Seattle vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

Oakland vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Kansas City vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

LA Dodgers vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Chicago Cubs vs. San Diego @ Peoria

Cleveland vs. Texas @ Surprise

Wednesday, March 16

Washington vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Detroit vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

St. Louis vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Toronto vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa (n)

Pittsburgh vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

Boston vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond) (n)

Chicago White Sox vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Cincinnati vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields (n)

Los Angeles Angels vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Colorado vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

San Francisco vs. Seattle @ Peoria

Chicago Cubs vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Thursday, March 17

New York Mets vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Atlanta (ss) vs. Washington @ Viera

Toronto (ss) vs. Houston (ss) @ Kissimmee

Houston (ss) vs. Atlanta (ss) @ Disney

St. Louis vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Canadian Juniors vs. Toronto (ss) @ Dunedin

New York Yankees vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Minnesota vs. Baltimore (ss) @ Sarasota (n)

Baltimore (ss) vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Seattle vs. Oakland @ Mesa

Arizona vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa (4:05 pm)

LA Angels vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Cleveland vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

Kansas City vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

San Francisco vs. San Diego @ Peoria (n)

Milwaukee vs. Texas @ Surprise (n)

Friday, March 18

Detroit vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Washington vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Miami vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Baltimore vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa (n)

Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Houston vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Boston (ss) vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Minnesota vs. Boston (ss) @ Lee County (JBP)

Colorado vs. Los Angeles Angels (ss) @ Tempe

San Diego vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale (n)

Cincinnati vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

LA Dodgers vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Oakland vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Chicago Cubs vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Texas (ss) vs. Seattle @ Peoria

LA Angels (ss) vs. Kansas City (ss) @ Surprise

Kansas City (ss) vs. Texas (ss) @ San Antonio (7:05 pm)

Saturday, March 19

Detroit vs. Miami @ Jupiter

New York Mets vs. Washington @ Viera

Atlanta vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Philadelphia vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Baltimore vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

St. Louis vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Milwaukee vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

Cincinnati vs. Oakland (ss) @ Mesa

Oakland (ss) vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

Texas (ss) vs. Arizona (ss) @ Salt River Fields

Chicago Cubs vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear (n)

LA Dodgers vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Colorado vs. San Diego @ Peoria

Arizona (ss) vs. Seattle (ss) @ Peoria (n)

Seattle (ss) vs. Kansas City (ss) @ Surprise

Kansas City (ss) vs. Texas (ss) @ San Antonio (2:05 pm)

Sunday, March 20

Miami vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Boston vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Detroit (ss) vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Washington vs. Detroit (ss) @ Lakeland

Houston vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Pittsburgh vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Tampa Bay vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

NY Yankees vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Chicago White Sox vs. Oakland @ Mesa

Kansas City vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

LA Dodgers (ss) vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

San Francisco vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Arizona vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

San Diego vs. LA Dodgers (ss) @ Glendale

Cleveland vs. Seattle @ Peoria

Los Angeles Angels vs. Texas @ Surprise

Monday, March 21

Boston vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Miami vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Houston vs. Washington @ Viera

Philadelphia vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Oakland vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

LA Angels vs. Milwaukee (ss) @ Maryvale

Milwaukee (ss) vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields (n)

Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Seattle vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

Cincinnati vs. San Diego @ Peoria (n)

Colorado vs. Texas @ Surprise

Tuesday, March 22

Boston vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Atlanta vs. Houston @ Kissimmee

Toronto vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

New York Mets vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa (n)

Minnesota (ss) vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Baltimore vs. Minnesota (ss) @ Lee County (Hammond)

Oakland vs. Los Angeles Angels (ss) @ Tempe

San Francisco (ss) vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields (7:10 pm)

Milwaukee vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

San Francisco (ss) vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Texas vs. San Diego @ Peoria

LA Dodgers vs. Kansas City @ Surprise (n)

LA Angels (ss) vs. Salt Lake City @ Salt Lake City (4:05 pm)

Wednesday, March 23

Miami vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

New York Yankees vs. Washington @ Viera (n)

Philadelphia vs. Houston @ Kissimmee (n)

New York Mets vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Tampa Bay vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

San Francisco vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Kansas City vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

San Diego vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Oakland vs. Seattle @ Peoria (n)

Chicago Cubs vs. Texas @ Surprise

Thursday, March 24

Minnesota vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Houston vs. New York Mets (ss) @ Port St. Lucie

St. Louis vs. Washington @ Viera

Philadelphia vs. Atlanta @ Disney (n)

Tampa Bay vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa (n)

Detroit vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Pittsburgh vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

New York Mets (ss) vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Texas (ss) vs. Oakland @ Mesa (n)

Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale (4:05 pm)

Kansas City vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Seattle vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

LA Dodgers vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear (n)

LA Angels vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Arizona vs. San Diego @ Peoria

Cincinnati vs. Texas (ss) @ Surprise

Friday, March 25

Washington vs. Miami @ Jupiter (n)

St. Louis vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Houston vs. Atlanta (ss) @ Disney

Atlanta (ss) vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Toronto vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater (n)

New York Yankees vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Pittsburgh vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP) (n)

Los Angeles Angels vs. Oakland @ Tempe

Kansas City vs. San Francisco (ss) @ Scottsdale

Milwaukee vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Cleveland vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Colorado vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

San Francisco (ss) vs. LA Dodgers @ Glendale (n)

Chicago White Sox vs. Seattle @ Peoria

San Diego vs. Texas @ Surprise (n)

Saturday, March 26

Washington vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Miami vs. Houston (ss) @ Kissimmee (n)

New York Mets vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Detroit vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

New York Yankees vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh (ss) @ Bradenton (n)

Boston vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota

Pittsburgh (ss) vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

San Diego (ss) vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

San Francisco vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Arizona vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Texas vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Cleveland vs. Cincinnati (ss) @ Goodyear

Cincinnati (ss) vs. Chicago WS (ss) @ Glendale (12:05 pm)

Chicago WS (ss) vs. LA Dodgers (ss) @ Glendale (n)

Los Angeles Dodgers (ss) vs. Seattle @ Peoria

Oakland vs. Kansas City @ Surprise

Houston (ss) vs. San Diego (ss) @ Mexico City (n)

Sunday, March 27

St. Louis vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Washington (ss) vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Atlanta vs. Washington (ss) @ Viera

Houston (ss) vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Minnesota vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa

Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton (n)

Toronto vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Philadelphia vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Kansas City vs. Oakland @ Mesa

Chicago White Sox vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale

Seattle vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Colorado vs. Arizona (ss) @ Salt River Fields

Milwaukee vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear

Cincinnati vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

Los Angeles Angels vs. San Diego (ss) @ Peoria

Arizona (ss) vs. Texas @ Surprise

Houston (ss) vs. San Diego (ss) @ Mexico City

Monday, March 28

New York Mets vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Miami vs. Washington @ Viera

Houston vs. Atlanta @ Disney (n)

Detroit vs. New York Yankees @ Tampa (6:35 pm)

Philadelphia vs. Toronto @ Dunedin

Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Baltimore vs. Boston @ Lee County (JBP)

Chicago Cubs vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

Cleveland vs. Oakland @ Mesa

Arizona vs. San Francisco @ Scottsdale (n)

Chicago White Sox vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields

Milwaukee vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear (n)

Texas vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale (n)

Kansas City (ss) vs. Seattle @ Peoria

San Diego vs. Kansas City (ss) @ Surprise

Tuesday, March 29

Washington vs. St. Louis @ Jupiter

Miami vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie

Toronto vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Pittsburgh vs. New York Yankees (ss) @ Tampa

NY Yankees (ss) vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Atlanta vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota (6:05 pm)

Boston vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Cleveland (ss) vs. Los Angeles Angels @ Tempe

Oakland vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Cincinnati vs. Milwaukee @ Maryvale

Colorado vs. Arizona @ Salt River Fields

Seattle vs. Cleveland (ss) @ Goodyear (6:05 pm)

Texas vs. Chicago White Sox @ Glendale

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego @ Peoria

San Francisco vs. Kansas City @ Surprise (n)

Wednesday, March 30

St. Louis vs. Miami @ Jupiter

Washington vs. New York Mets @ Port St. Lucie (12:10 pm)

New York Yankees vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Houston vs. Philadelphia @ Clearwater

Boston vs. Pittsburgh @ Bradenton

Detroit vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota (6:05 pm)

Toronto vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Arizona vs. Oakland @ Mesa (12:05 pm)

Colorado (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs @ Mesa

Milwaukee vs. Colorado (ss) @ Salt River Fields

Chicago White Sox vs. Cincinnati @ Goodyear

Cleveland vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Glendale

San Diego vs. Seattle @ Peoria (12:10 pm)

Kansas City vs. Texas @ Surprise (12:05 pm)

San Francisco vs. Sacramento @ Sacramento

Thursday, March 31

New York Yankees (ss) vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

St. Louis Cardinals vs. NY Yankees (ss) @ Tampa

Atlanta vs. Baltimore @ Sarasota (3:05 pm)

Pittsburgh vs. Tampa Bay @ Port Charlotte

Boston vs. Minnesota @ Lee County (Hammond)

Arizona vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields (12:10 pm)

Cincinnati vs. Cleveland @ Goodyear (12:05 pm)

Philadelphia vs. Futures @ Reading (6:05 pm)

LA Angels vs. LA Dodgers @ Los Angeles (7:10 pm)

Oakland vs. San Francisco @ San Francisco (7:15 pm)

Milwaukee vs. Houston @ Houston (7:10 pm)

San Diego vs. El Paso @ El Paso, TX (6:35 pm)

Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets @ Las Vegas (7:05 pm)

Friday, April 1

Tampa Bay (ss) vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Tampa Bay (ss) vs. Detroit @ Lakeland

Colorado vs. Seattle @ Peoria (n)

New York Yankees vs. Miami @ Miami (7:10 pm)

Minnesota vs. Washington @ Washington, DC (6:05 pm)

Baltimore vs. Philadelphia @ Philadelphia (6:05 pm)

Boston vs. Toronto @ Montreal (7:05 pm)

LA Angels vs. LA Dodgers @ Los Angeles (7:10 pm)

Oakland vs. San Francisco @ San Francisco (7:15 pm)

Milwaukee vs. Houston @ Houston (1:10 pm)

Kansas City vs. Arizona @ Phoenix (Chase -6:40 pm)

Cleveland vs. Texas @ Dallas (7:05 pm)

Chicago White Sox vs. San Diego @ San Diego (7:10 pm)

Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets @ Las Vegas (1:05 pm)

Saturday, April 2

Detroit vs. Atlanta @ Disney

Seattle vs. Colorado @ Salt River Fields (12:10 pm)

New York Yankees vs. Miami @ Miami (1:10 pm)

Minnesota vs. Washington @ Washington, DC (12:05 pm)

Futures vs. Philadelphia @ Philadelphia (1:05 pm)

Boston vs. Toronto @ Montreal (1:05 pm)

LA Dodgers vs. LA Angels @ Anaheim (6:05 pm)

San Francisco vs. Oakland @ Oakland (1:05 pm)

Kansas City vs. Arizona @ Phoenix (Chase – 12:10 pm)

Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh @ Indianapolis (1:35 pm)

Cleveland vs. Texas @ Dallas (1:05 pm)

Chicago White Sox vs. San Diego @ San Diego (1:10 pm)

Milwaukee vs. Biloxi @ Biloxi (1:10 pm)

Sunday, April 3

Chicago Cubs vs. LA Angels @ Anaheim (12:05 pm)

GAME TIMES

(unless otherwise noted)

FLORIDA

Day Games – 1:05 pm except: Toronto @ 1:07 pm; New York Mets @ 1:10 pm.

Night Games – 7:05 pm except: Washington @ 5:05 pm; Atlanta, Boston, Houston and Pittsburgh @ 6:05 pm; New York Yankees and Philadelphia @ 6:35 pm.

ARIZONA

Day Games – 1:05 pm except: Arizona, Colorado, LA Angels, San Diego and Seattle @ 1:10 pm

Night Games – 7:05 pm except: Kansas City and Texas @ 6:05 pm; Arizona @ 6:40 pm; San Diego and Seattle @ 7:10 pm.

Ten Indiana Red Cross volunteers responding to Flint water crisis

January 14, 2016

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. – Thursday, January 13, 2016 – Six more volunteers were added to the team responding to the water emergency in Flint, Michigan, bringing the total number of Indiana Red Cross disaster workers to 10.

Volunteers include:

Sharon Lane and Yanna Saunders, both of Indianapolis – Lane and Saunders are scheduled to be at the Red Cross Indiana Region HQ, 1510 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis tomorrow at 10.

Donald and Virginia Gorrell of Mecca – The Gorrells drove an Emergency Response Vehicle (ERV) to Flint this afternoon from Terre Haute.

Sam Glick of Elkhart and Bob Harkness of Winona Lake – Glick and Harkness also are driving an ERV to help with water distribution.

Karen Lankton Schmidt of Zionsville – Schmidt is providing Virtual Disaster Assessment support.

Volunteers already assisting in Flint are Jessica Beck of Indianapolis, and Peter Kos and Clayton Martin of Bryan, Ohio.

The American Red Cross is supporting coordinated state and local water distribution efforts. Red Cross volunteers are distributing bottled water, water filters, replacement cartridges, home water testing kits and educational materials at Water Resource Sites (fire stations, health department, city hall, Michigan HHS office, county community action resource department offices) and now, door to door, with the help of the recently activated Michigan National Guard. The Governor of Michigan declared a state of emergency in Flint on January 5 at the request of city and county officials.

About the American Red Cross
The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation’s blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or visit us on Twitter at @RedCross.

Two Martinsville Men Jailed and Stolen Vehicle Recovered after Traffic Stop

January 14, 2016

Crawford County: A morning traffic stop ended with the recovery of a stolen vehicle and two Martinsville men behind bars.

Arrested and Charged were: John K. Hendrickson, 35, Martinsville, IN
– Theft / Receiving Stolen Property, Level 6 Felony
– Driving While Suspended with a Prior Conviction, Class A Misdemeanor

Ronald E. Burress III, 34, Martinsville, IN
– Served with warrant for Escape through the Indiana Department of Corrections

At 10:48 A.M., Senior Trooper Josh Livingston was patrolling State Road 37 in Crawford County when he observed a bronze 2000 Buick LeSabre traveling at what appeared to be a high rate of speed.

Livingston pulled over the Buick on SR 37 near Governor’s Trace Road after his radar indicated that the Buick was traveling 71 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone.

During the traffic stop, Livingston learned that the Buick was entered as a stolen vehicle from the Martinsville area by the Martinsville Police Department, and that the driver, 35 year old John K. Hendrickson of Martinsville, was driving with a suspended driver’s license through Indiana, and had a prior conviction for the same offense.

Livingston also learned that Hendrickson’s passenger, 34 year old Ronald E. Burress III of Martinsville, was wanted on a warrant through the Indiana Department of Corrections for Escape.

Hendrickson and Burress were taken into custody, without incident, and lodged in the Crawford County Jail.

Hendrickson was charged with Theft / Receiving Stolen Property, and Driving While Suspended with a Prior Conviction, while Burress was served with his felony escape warrant.

Online Tool for Indiana Road and Bridge Projects

January 14, 2016

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced today that the agency launched an online, interactive tool that allows Hoosier taxpayers to find quickly what road and bridge projects are planned where they live and all across Indiana with just a couple clicks of a mouse.INDOT’s interactive investment map provides a summary of the State’s investment in road, bridge, and trail projects, including projects on interstates and other INDOT-maintained roadways as well as City, Town and County projects funded by INDOT at www.in.gov/indot/div/investment.

“This online, interactive investment map gives Hoosiers an opportunity to follow INDOT’s continuous work on roads and bridges throughout Indiana,” said Governor Mike Pence.

“Over the next 5 years, my administration proposes to invest an estimated $4.6 billion on projects aimed at modernizing our transportation network for the future, and I am thrilled that Hoosiers can follow along as we move forward. I encourage all Hoosiers to follow INDOT’s progress through the investment map as we preserve and enhance Indiana’s reputation as the Crossroads of America.”
By clicking on one of Indiana’s 92 counties, taxpayers can see a summary of county-specific investment and a project list for the county. Information on each project is integrated into the online tool, including the route affected, anticipated date contractor bids will be opened, cost, and the type of work being completed.

Links to Google Maps will allow drivers to pinpoint the area where construction is expected to occur on a given roadways.
The financial summaries and project information on the INDOT investment map provide a rolling 18-month outlook.

The data is updated on a monthly basis by INDOT staff and the financial data, anticipated projects and estimated bid dates are subject to change.

Stay informed
To learn more about how INDOT is modernizing Indiana’s transportation infrastructure, visit www.in.gov/indot.
Learn about traffic and road conditions, crashes and construction on state highways by visiting http://indot.carsprogram.org, calling 1-800-261-ROAD (7623) or dialing 511 from a mobile phone.
Subscribe to receive INDOT news and information by text message or email at https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/INDOT/subscriber/new. Find links to INDOT’s regional Facebook and Twitter pages at www.in.gov/indot/3074.htm.

Suspects In Palmyra Shooting Caught in Madison

January 14, 2016

Two suspects wanted in connection with a shooting in Palmyra, Ind. Wednesday were arrested in Madison Ind. Thursday, according to police.

The pair was arrested Thursday afternoon by the Madison Police Department, who were tipped off that Travis Fentress and Tara Vanwinkle were in the area.

The pair were accused of shooting Ralph and Rebecca Thomas at the newlywed couple’s home Wednesday in Palmyra.

Both victims were taken to University Hospital, Ralph by helicopter and Rebecca by ambulance.

Harrison County Sheriff’s deputies were on the way to pick them up to take them back to the Harrison County Jail.

Reds Caravan Returns To Salem January 28; Win A Chance To Attend

January 14, 2016

The 2016 Cincinnati Reds Caravan kicks off Thursday, Jan. 28 from the Reds Hall of Fame & Museum and will travel more than 3,300 miles with stops in five states over three days.

That includes a stop at the American Legion with Reds Radio Affiliate WSLM RADIO.

156393_10152230145363760_1194826026_n — Reds Broadcaster Thom Brennaman interviews Reds General Manager Walt Jockity for Fox Sports Ohio while in Salem, In.

The Reds personnel involved will be Jim Kelch (broadcaster), Jeff Brantley (broadcaster/Alumni), Dick Williams (General Manager), Billy Hamilton (major leaguer) and Jesse Winker (minor leaguer).

“My affiliate manager for the Reds and park announcer Joe Zerhusen will also be in attendance,” said WSLM Owner and General Manager Becky White. “I’m thrilled to be part of the Caravan for the third year and can’t wait to welcome them to Salem.”

She also pointed out this is not a public stop on the Caravan and is by “invitation only.”

Reds Fans can win a chance to attend by signing up at Huffaker Insurance and Mid Southern Savings Bank in Salem as well as Gun World in Corydon.

Two winners from each location will be chosen to attend.

After leaving Salem, the South tour will go to the Louisville Bats stadium for a public stop.

“The great thing about our radio stop is that it’s more intimate and Reds fans can participate in a question and answer session, get an item signed and share a meal with the Reds staff,” said White. “For many, that’s the only chance they’ll have to interact with a professional baseball team.”

White is also including local high school baseball and softball teams in the event. The group from Salem, Eastern and WW that collects the most food for the Washington County Food Bank will get to come and have lunch with and meet the Reds.

“This not only gives these youth a chance to meet idols they look up to, ask questions about their sport but to participate in an event that most teenagers don’t get the chance to do,” said White. “And it helps them keep in mind that helping others is important.”

The Caravan is presented by the Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network.

The four Caravan tours travel through Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia and Tennessee providing fans with the opportunity to interact with current and former players, top minor leaguers, broadcasters and members of the Reds front office staff.

At each of the 16 fan stops, the groups will field questions and sign autographs while time allows.

“The Caravan is our official kick-off to the new season and our players, coaches, broadcasters and front office personnel are excited to meet with loyal fans in every corner of Reds Country,” said Phil Castellini, Reds Chief Operating Officer.

All Caravan fan stops are free and open to the public, and at each fan stop listed below the Reds will raffle two tickets to the 2016 Opening Day game on Monday, April 4 (4:10 pm) vs. the Philadelphia Phillies.

The North Tour includes broadcasters Thom Brennaman and Jim Day, pitcher J. J. Hoover(Thurs. & Fri. only), catcher Devin Mesoraco (Sat. only), minor league pitcher Cody Reed, formerReds catcher and Dayton Dragons catching coach Corky Miller, President of Baseball OperationsWalt Jocketty, Chief Operating Officer Phil Castellini and mascot Mr. Redlegs.

The South Tour includes broadcasters Jeff Brantley and Jim Kelch, outfielder Billy Hamilton, shortstop Zack Cozart (Nashville only), infielder Adam Duvall (Louisville only), minor leaguerJesse Winker, Senior Vice President & General Manager Dick Williams, former outfielder Austin Kearns (Lexington only) and mascot Rosie Red.

The East Tour includes broadcasters Marty Brennaman and Chris Welsh, catcher Tucker Barnhart, minor league pitcher Amir Garrett, Assistant General Manager Nick Krall and mascot Gapper.

The West Tour includes broadcaster Jeff Piecoro, manager Bryan Price, infielder Ivan DeJesus Jr., pitcher Keyvius Sampson, minor league infielder Alex Blandino, Reds Hall of Famer Tom Browning, Director of Player Development Jeff Graupe and mascot Mr. Red.

The Reds Caravan will also visit over 20 of the Reds on Radio affiliates throughout Reds Country during the tours.

Additional Caravan participants may be added to select tours. Times are subject to change.

Reds sales representatives will be at each stop to answer ticketing questions and discuss 2016 ticket plans, while the Reds Hall of Fame, the Reds Community Fund and Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network will attend select stops.

Memberships to the Reds Heads Kids Club, Reds Rookies Baby Club, Club Red and Reds Hall of Fame & Museum will be for sale at select stops.

Seating is limited at all Caravan stops. Autographs will be available on a first-come, first-served basis while time allows. No posed photographs. There may be restrictions on items celebrities can sign.

Helen Doswell Hobbs, 96

January 14, 2016

Helen Doswell Hobbs, 96, passed away around 7:15 on the morning of January 9, 2016.

She was born July 10, 1918, in Fort Wayne, Indiana to Harold “Doc” Doswell and Hannah Stiles Doswell. She was the second of five children. She had an older sister, Mary, two younger brothers, John and Jerry, and a younger sister, Sally, all of who preceded her in death.

Helen went to Indiana University in Bloomington, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree, and met her husband-to-be, Marmaduke “Duke” Hobbs of Salem, Indiana. They were married in 1937, and raised three sons, Arthur (currently living in Bryan, Texas), Jerry (Marina del Rey, California) and Will (Cornelius, Oregon). After earning a law degree, Duke worked for Alcoa and Bendix, finally entering private practice as a patent attorney in South Bend, Indiana, where Helen became his office manager and partner. Retiring in 1986, they moved to Salem, Indiana until Duke’s passing in 2006. In 2008, Helen moved to Oregon.

Helen was active throughout her life, earning a teaching degree at St. Mary’s College in South Bend and teaching third grade for two years. She was involved with Delta Gamma, DAR, PEO and the Antiquarians. She founded the South Bend Bar Association Women’s Auxiliary. She was very active in the Episcopal Church, and wrote for various church publication and philosophy and psychology journals. Recently, she appeared in videos and interviews promoting the POLST (Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) advance directive paradigm.

She passed away around 7:15 on the morning of January 9, 2016. She is survived by her three sons, seven grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:00PM at Weathers Funeral Home with Reverend Charles Carpenter officiating. Burial will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be Saturday from10:00AM-time of service.

CATON NAMED IU FOOTBALL HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

January 14, 2016

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana head football coach Kevin Wilson announced Thursday that Keith Caton (KAY-ton) will join the Hoosiers staff as head strength and conditioning coach. Caton arrives in Bloomington after a four-year stint at Baylor University.

“Keith’s skill set and personality are a perfect fit for us,” Wilson said. “Studying the Baylor program from afar, their style of play and player development has been remarkable and we wanted to target someone with that pedigree. We found that in Keith. He is a dynamic leader with great ideas, tremendous energy and a strong coaching background. This position is one of the most critical within a football program, and we are very confident in Keith leading our athletic performance. We welcome him and his family to IU.”

Caton served as Baylor’s director of football for athletic performance. The Bears posted a 40-12 record in his four seasons and just capped off their third straight 10-win campaign.

“I am extremely excited for the opportunity to be a Hoosier and to work for Coach Wilson and his staff,” Caton said. “The leadership that Coach Wilson has shown has set IU up to be a successful program not only in the Big Ten but nationally. I am truly honored to be a part of Hoosier Nation and cannot wait to get to work. Go IU!”

Caton owns 17 years of experience with stops at Western Kentucky University (2011-12, 2004-05), the University of Missouri (2005-10), Elon University (2003-04), Auburn University (2001-03) and the University of Southern Mississippi (1999-2001).

At WKU, he assisted with football all four years and led all aspects of strength and conditioning for men’s basketball (2004-05), baseball (2011-12) and track and field (2011-12).

He was named assistant strength and conditioning director at Missouri in August of 2005. Caton served as the Director of the Mizzou Performance Club, assisted with football and led the design and implementation of programs for baseball and wrestling.

In January of 2004, Caton was promoted to head strength and conditioning coach at Elon, where he oversaw the development of all varsity sports.

Caton graduated from Auburn with an educational specialist degree in 2003. He helped with football, baseball and softball while overseeing equestrian.

A four-year player at Southern Miss, Caton remained with USM following his playing days as strength and conditioning graduate assistant from June of 1999 to May of 2001. He received both his undergraduate degree in the spring of 1999 in exercise physiology and his master’s in May of 2001 in coaching/sports administration from his alma mater.

In addition to his football duties at Baylor, Caton taught a master’s level course as an adjunct professor in the College of Health and Human Sciences.

Caton holds certifications from the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association.

Keith and his wife, Adriene, have three children, Kade, Weslie and Kole.

Get fit at Indiana State Parks during centennial year

January 14, 2016

The most beautiful fitness centers in the state are turning 100 this year, and Hoosiers are being encouraged to celebrate by getting outside and getting healthy.

Indiana State Parks is celebrating its centennial year in 2016 and one way it is commemorating the milestone is with the Centennial Fitness Challenge.

The challenge encourages visitors to walk, run, bike, paddle or swim at least 25 miles, or ride on horseback 100 miles, by Nov. 31.

Those who do will be entered into a drawing for prizes, including a 2017 Annual Entrance Pass, Outdoor Indiana magazine subscriptions, DNR camping gift cards and State Park Inns gift certificates.

As a bonus to celebrate the centennial, anyone who completes 100 miles, or 200 miles on horseback, by Nov. 31 will receive a free Indiana State Parks commemorative centennial coin.

Indiana State Parks director Dan Bortner said state parks offer hundreds of miles of trails that wind past lakes, climb big hills, wander through deep forests and canyons, and explore prairies. Many locations also offer accessible hard-surface trails, he said.

“All of these pathways offer opportunities for exercise,” Bortner said. “They also offer the added benefit of just being outdoors, where it is possible to shed the worries and challenges of daily life for a little while.”

Participants must download and keep a Fitness Challenge log that documents their visits to state parks and get a signature from park staff each time they visit.

The log, and additional information on the challenge, is at dnr.IN.gov/healthy.

To see other ways to celebrate Indiana State Parks centennial year, visit INStateParks100.com.

To view all DNR news releases, please see dnr.IN.gov.

1...1,0321,0331,034...1,285 Page 1,033 of 1,285

WSLM RADIO

High Schools Games Tonight on WSLM

MLB ANNOUNCES 2016 SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULE

Ten Indiana Red Cross volunteers responding to Flint water crisis

Two Martinsville Men Jailed and Stolen Vehicle Recovered after Traffic Stop

Online Tool for Indiana Road and Bridge Projects

Suspects In Palmyra Shooting Caught in Madison

Reds Caravan Returns To Salem January 28; Win A Chance To Attend

Helen Doswell Hobbs, 96

CATON NAMED IU FOOTBALL HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

Get fit at Indiana State Parks during centennial year

EVEN MORE NEWS

Deborah Sue Vanlaningham Lewis, age 74 of Salem

Michelle W. Beckett, age 58, of Salem

Benny Barger, age 82 of Salem

POPULAR CATEGORY